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Posted May 15, 2013
Water is the most valuable resources that we have. But in Appalachia, our water runs black, orange and white. Right now mountaintop removal coal mining is destroying our streams and drinking water wells -- With your help we can better protect our water.
Posted May 7, 2013
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Yesterday afternoon, a coalition of Appalachian and national groups pressed the Environmental Protection Agency for stronger protection for their waters from the most extreme form of coal mining, mountaintop removal. In a formal petition for rulemaking, 17 Appalachian local, regional, and national groups are petitioning the EPA ... Read more »
Week in Washington is an annual event organized by the Alliance for Appalachia, bringing together citizens from the Appalachian region and across the nation who care deeply about mountains, clean water and social justice. This year, we are ramping up pressure on federal agencies to push EPA to pass a ... Read more »
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We will learn ourselves what is in our water with your help.
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good points @kenwardjr on need for real,honest discussion in media on region's future http://t.co/ZfquiRvffq
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